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<blockquote data-quote="dekkers" data-source="post: 242718" data-attributes="member: 27405">Hi Guys,Does image/audio corruption also apply on this topic? I've a TT C-1500 with the latest drivers from the TT website.When timeshifting a channel, i'm unable to watch becouse of the blocks in the image. First I thought it has something to do with the TsReader. But when I watch the .ts file in Media Player Classic, it also happens there. So it's the ts file wich is corrupt.At the moment im using the SVN from yesterday.Never mind. I was a signal problem. When using the TT C1500 behind a Cable amplfier the image was horroble. But when I bypass the amplifier everything is crisp and clear. Probably to much signal power. Although it sounds logical, the strange part is that my Settopbox (Samsung DCB-360) doens't has problems with a over-powered signal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dekkers, post: 242718, member: 27405"] [COLOR="Silver"][I]Hi Guys, Does image/audio corruption also apply on this topic? I've a TT C-1500 with the latest drivers from the TT website. When timeshifting a channel, i'm unable to watch becouse of the blocks in the image. First I thought it has something to do with the TsReader. But when I watch the .ts file in Media Player Classic, it also happens there. So it's the ts file wich is corrupt. At the moment im using the SVN from yesterday.[/I][/COLOR] Never mind. I was a signal problem. When using the TT C1500 behind a Cable amplfier the image was horroble. But when I bypass the amplifier everything is crisp and clear. Probably to much signal power. Although it sounds logical, the strange part is that my Settopbox (Samsung DCB-360) doens't has problems with a over-powered signal. [/QUOTE]

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